1Z0-1054 · Question #5
In which two ways can your users customize the Springboards and Work Areas to suit their individual working styles? (Choose two.)
The correct answer is B. They can use Personalization to move and remove regions from those pages D. They can format each table by hiding and showing columns, moving columns, and resizing. See the full explanation below for the reasoning.
Question
In which two ways can your users customize the Springboards and Work Areas to suit their individual working styles? (Choose two.)
Options
- AUsers have very little control their Springboards and Work Areas; they can only resize columns
- BThey can use Personalization to move and remove regions from those pages
- CThey can have the System Administration customize pages for them using Page Composer
- DThey can format each table by hiding and showing columns, moving columns, and resizing
How the community answered
(24 responses)- A8% (2)
- B79% (19)
- C13% (3)
Community Discussion
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Prof. SaraDec 19, 2025B and D are your two correct picks here. B is right because Oracle Fusion gives end users access to the Personalization feature, which lets them move or remove regions on Springboards and Work Areas without touching Page Composer, and D is right because table-level formatting, hiding or showing columns, reordering them, and resizing, is a standard user-level control available directly in the UI without any admin involvement.
Dervla O.Dec 20, 2025The only thing worth adding is that on D, test-takers sometimes second-guess themselves because column hiding feels too simple to be a correct answer, so if you see "user does it directly in the UI with no admin" framing, that is your confirmation to stop overthinking and pick it.
Dervla O.Dec 11, 2025B and D are right, Personalization owns layout while table formatting owns columns.
Fatima Z.Nov 28, 2025Thought C, but BD is user power, Personalize and Display yours.
Dervla O.Nov 30, 2025The BD elimination works if you catch that "personalize" and "display" are distractors pointing to interface options, not core user permissions, so the stem's emphasis on what the user can actually do in the system keeps C cleanest.
Brenda K.Dec 5, 2025C has to be one of the two picks here, because the whole point of Page Composer is giving admins the ability to shape pages for specific user populations, and when a user goes to their manager and says "fix my Work Area," that is exactly the workflow Oracle built Page Composer to handle. Do not burn time second-guessing C on exam day, flag it as a quick win, mark it, and move on.
Dervla O.Dec 7, 2025Brenda, C is tempting but it conflates the use case with the tool, and on these questions the stem is asking about the mechanism, not the persona. B and D are the right pair because they capture the actual steps in the correct workflow sequence, which is the pattern this question type almost always rewards.